Hello Aspirant,

It is difficult to tell you the admission possibilities at this rank but as per last year cutoff it is not possible to get into an IIT with this rank.

You can try for NIT ,IIIT and other state government colleges.

You can predict your advance colleges from

Hello,

JEE advance is an entrance examination for admission in IITs which are top engineering college and well reputed all over India.

In order to know which college you can get with your rank you can use careers360 college predictor tool

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-advanced-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hello Aspirant,

According to the rank and category mentioned by you in the question you have good chances of getting top branches like CSE, ECE and some other branches like aerospace engineering, chemical Engineering in the enlisted colleges :-

• IIT Dhanbad
• IIT Hyderabad
• IIT Madras
• IIT Patna
• IIT Dharwad

And

• Common rank list 35% of marks
• general 31.5% of marks
• OBC 31.5% of marks
• Sc 17.5% of marks

Hi Vishal,

You have obtained SC rank of 3,022 in JEE Advanced and you belong to Delhi region. In order to know which college to apply or to predict your college and branch options based on this rank and your category you can use the JEE Advanced college predictor tool

Hi aspirant,

You have obtained 38 marks in JEE Advanced. See NITs admission has nothing to do with JEE Advanced rank or marks. All what matters for admission into NITs is JEE main rank or marks or percentile. JEE Main rank was released way earlier and you would have seen

Hello there,

Preparatory rank is given when you fail to qualify a subject in JA but your subject score is more than the required score for preparatory courses and you will be allowed to participate in counselling. But the branch you will get would be allotted when you clear the

Hello,

The positive score mentioned in JEE Advanced result is nothing but your score from all the correct answers. It has nothing to do with your rank. Your rank is based on the total score, which is calculated considering both your positive and negative marks.